Take the keyword “best car for doordash” as an example.

Upon manually examining the SERP, you'll observe:

1. A low-authority website (DA = 1) is in the second position.
2. Another low DA (DA = 1) is also in the sixth position.
3. And so on…

These instances serve as indicators of “weakness” in the SERPs.

These suggest that a new or low-DA website has a strong chance of ranking at the top for this keyword.

You can improve your search engine rankings by identifying and targeting such keywords.

💡 DA, or Domain Authority, is a metric used to assess the authority and ranking potential of a website.

The view of this keyword in LowFruits.

SD = SERP difficulty Score.
SD is a score that assesses the ranking difficulty, considering the number of weak websites and other factors.
A value of 1 indicates that the keyword is easy to target.

There are two other levels of SD: 2 and 3, with 3 indicating a high-difficulty keyword.

Green fruit icon (weak spot) = website with low authority.

When analyzing keywords in bulk, use the SERP analysis filters to navigate the results.

The primary filters you'll want to use are SD and # Weak (number of weak websites).

Top 10: At least one weak spot in the top 10 search results.
Top 3: At least three weak spots in the top 10 search results.
DA < 10: At least one weak spot with a DA below 10 in the top 10 search results.

The “Filter” button on the right provides access to more advanced filters for in-depth SERP analysis.

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• Mobile Device Extraction: This is the fastest method for extracting SERPs.
• Desktop Device Extraction: This takes longer compared to mobile extraction.
• Allintitle Extraction: This is the slowest process because Google often blocks this operator with CAPTCHAs, which can delay the extraction.

Each method has different performance characteristics, so consider the speed differences when choosing.

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This limitation exists because third-party entities are involved, and costs are incurred as the data acquisition begins immediately upon initiation.

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You need to be in the View with fruit icons mode to see the fruit icons. Click on the 1 next to View shown below:

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The time required for analysis typically ranges from a few seconds to up to 15 minutes, primarily depending on the size of the batch of keywords being analyzed. This comprehensive approach ensures that you receive accurate and up-to-date insights for your SEO efforts.

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You can find the fetched PAA keywords by activating the PAA switch in the Questions tab (see the “PAA” tag).

Related keywords will be added to the Related tab, except for questions that will be added to the Questions tab (labeled with a “related” tag).

You can deactivate PAA and Related queries fetching by unchecking the checkboxes in the Advanced section before generating your report.

You can also enable/disable the extraction in your user defaults here: https://lowfruits.io/dashboard/defaults (for future new reports) or in your reports settings.

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• Blue Fruit Icon: Indicates User Generated Content (UGC), such as forums. These pages often have opportunities for ranking because they may not always have high authority.
• Green Fruit Icon: This icon represents a website with a Domain Authority (DA) below the defined threshold. This suggests that the keyword might be easier to target due to lower competition.

These icons help you identify potential low-competition keywords at a glance.

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